‘m not afraid to fly, but I do need some distractions in order to keep my mind off of the many things that run through my head when I hear the pilots voice in my airline issued headphones, or when we experience turbulence, or when the seatbelt light flashes. I need distractions when I fly, and I couldn’t have asked for a better or more beautiful distraction as a sunset.
It was incredible to watch the sun and the earth dance through their natural process of sunset and sunrise while flying from New York (JFK), over the Atlantic and into the night and back into the morning again.
(above: shots of the sunrising over the Atlantic)
I caught these lovely shots (above) of the sunrising or the earth spinning, whichever you prefer, through my window. What a pleasure to witness the greatest architect at work…MAMA NATURE!!! I Love you mom. And I love you too MOMMY…my real mommy that is…lol
(above: Madrid airport shot 1)
(above: closer look at the ceiling architecture)
The architecture in Madrid, as well as Spain in general are so cutting edge in my opinion. The colors aren’t so stale and industrial as they are in the States. The structures encourage a feeling of ease and relaxation, especially in an airport, considering the many security issues and warnings and cautions, etc.
May 14th, 2008 at 12:44
man i can pull out a cot and get inspired in the airport alone. And the twilight zone with william shatner got me shook looking out the window of a plane, but i enjoy the sights anway